Murach's Beginning Visual Basic .NETThis chapter shows you how to work with bound controls, parameterized queries, and data exceptions in an ADO.NET application. At the end, you'll have a good understanding of the complexities involved in developing database applications in the real world. |
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| Chapter 18 | How to work with bound controls and parameterized queries | |
| How to use bound controls to display individual data columns | 580 | |
| A Vendor Display form that uses bound controls | 580 | |
| How to bind text box controls | 582 | |
| How to navigate through the rows in a data table | 584 | |
| The property settings for the Vendor Display form | 586 | |
| The code for the Vendor Display form | 588 | |
| How to use bound controls to add, update, and delete data rows | 592 | |
| A Vendor Maintenance form that uses bound controls | 592 | |
| How to bind combo box and list box controls | 594 | |
| How to add, update, and delete data rows | 596 | |
| The property settings for the Vendor Maintenance form | 598 | |
| The code for the Vendor Maintenance form | 600 | |
| How to use a parameterized query to retrieve data | 608 | |
| A Vendor Maintenance form that uses a parameterized query | 608 | |
| How to create a parameterized query | 610 | |
| The code for the Vendor Maintenance form | 612 | |
| How to handle data exceptions | 622 | |
| How to handle ADO.NET errors | 622 | |
| How to handle data provider errors | 624 | |
| How to handle update errors | 626 | |
| Perspective | 628 | |
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